An anatomical asymmetry in the baboon brain
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Brain, Behavior and Evolution
|January 1, 1979
Abstract:
A group of 7 baboon brains was examined for the presence of an asymmetry of the frontal poles. 6 of the 7 brains exhibited an asymmetry in which the right frontal pole was longer than the left by a mean of 1.4 mm. The seventh brain had frontal poles of equal length.
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